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Men's Suits, $12 and $10 value,
Manufacturers' Samples
PLACE FOR SWENSON
Late Warden Appointed Manager
New Prison Factory
400 suits manufacturers' samples and bioken lots of regular $12 and $10
grades, all 'bunched for this Saturday sale. Sizes to fit all men and young
men
$2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 Hats,
any shape you want, at
An item to make you sit up and take notice, and then wonder how we
do it Every shape in soft and stiff hats for men and young men.
S. & H. Green
Trading Stamps
and
This stamp offer 's good in all Depts on purchases
of $1 or over except on $1 hatsbring this coupon.
of
SICU 1 I 1 0 x\\ enso ho
this \\Lik ictn il *rom the OMtion u den
of tue ijemuntui\ lias 1 een apiointecl man
ngei of tht felmt faucij -winch is ubou* tc bo
ebtablishel thcrt Uib ippointinei came thru
the (Imago concern which lius enteiecl into a
contrict to take the product of tlie ficton
Hie state bond i ities an 1 collections
has just aw aided tie contrict foi the iiiKhin iy
and it is believed tl tor\ will 11 opei 1
tion in the nc\t six weeks Moil KiO convicts
will be mi loved It is estimated that J10 do/c
biiit will be maruf utiiit 1 daih aid that
The state will make i iiotit cf ibout 20 000
a ear from the fi
One the in st successful gatherings held
in xionx 1 ills this jeii was the state meetiii,.
of kni,bt ot i be in 1 lidos of the
Miccilcs witch just leen held lien
Madison win tie pn/e offeiel h\ the local
lodce to the i tsi 1 lge sendin0 tin lai^cst
limnlici of deles it 1 ml ton wit. a close
fcei ond
One of the od efti ts the success of the
micting is tie a I noun (mc nt bv ^tite
lmndei ttei- th ti will it on he iken
tc 1 v\e i a 1 tustite meeting (f the ordei
1 eld in Xio 1 ills the littei \rt lime el
10 of 1 lh lei ltt will nn
inediatch couununic tte with the st it inn
To beautify the skin, cleanse the scalp grow
the hiir, st chafing itching and irritation, to
keep the delicate skin pure and sweet, especially
little babies, there's nothing lite
"A Breath of Pine Balsam in Every Cake."
Medicated deodorizing fragrant Multitudes of
women say Harhna baa no equal for every pur
pose of toilet bath and nursery Aided by Skin
health Treatment it destrova all humor germs,
makes healthy scalp rosy skin and beautiful hair
Largo 25e cakes druggists* Ask for Harnna &oap
and Skinhealth Treatment, 75e druggists A
6ingle trial will convince you of the unequaled
merits of these mirvelous preparations Refuses
substitutes soap is medicated like Harflna
Manufactured by Philo Hav Speciilties Co
(Newark N Take nothing without this
signature on J*,- *_*
outside dark *jt J5^ -P
blue wrapper: c/^ f\l4s &CL
Sold bv Weinhold (two stores) 6th & Nicoi
8d &. 1st oe geli Bros 4 W ash av South
501 Hennepin (rowell 1012 Hennepin Lairab
Hermann 1)0 2d av xinaeison Pharni 82S
ollet Goodrich Te mings Mcollet &. Like 1
101 t\asb av S xw th &. Chicago av Kr
RV S Giav 10S Bri Ige xq huicbill 1 Wash
Bloomingten Wittih lolO I 1 nnklin iv \o i
Wilson Bio 1 (VI 0th iv I N Dute 2 50 20th a
iv N Cofflj 92S IlMnoith Huhn 9S Western a
st Brpd el Trkci ]3 & Maine NF Kose 3
What makes this Store so popular7
Credit7
manders of Minnesota and lowi fir the purpose
of enlisting tl em in the movement
Assuianees have been iecend to the effect
thit all tie head officers of the order from
loit Union Mich will he present at the
ti stite meeting which is expected to be at
tended by seveial thousand membcis
ELROD APPOINTS
Names Governor of South Dakota
Eleven New Colonels
rirRPJ The following irpointrnents
have been made as colonels and aids Je camp on
the staff of Governor Eltocl Captain Geoige
uvei of the ted States uinv Biookings
A 1 Ubott A ei million Dile\ Iluion
(hriatoihei Mentoi Fiulkuon Maurice A Hock
man How-ud case and W II Stokes Ji
\\atcitowu "V\ llli nllace Aberdeen 1
MtNnmee Biool gs (arl Tohnson W atei
town tries pentei itei town
thf land office in this eit Mis rii/aheth
Sutton ef lauicl bull\ count\ iged 79 made
mill pioof and seemed title to a epiaiter section
(hutmm lane of the republican state cen
tiul committee I nditig cut in p-riphlet foim
40 oc i epi of th uicus liw pissed at theto
last legislitive se MOH
Ihe supiem eemt Ins admitted on e\amina
tion Aeinoi i Millet of Aola
LW \YS restores youthful color to gray or
faded hair Stops hair falling Posi
tlvely removes dandruff A high class
hair grower dressing, keeping hair soft, glossy,
luxur'ant. Does not soil skin or linen.
This Great Hair Pood, aided by H4.PFIVA
SOAP, heals the scalp, kills dandruff germs
stops Itching sunplies energy to roots and
promotes fine hair growth Laige 50c bottles
druggists'. Take nothingwlthout our signatur'ee
Free Sean ljflar
5oodfor25c
Cal
Sign this coupon, take to any of the following
c'rajrgists, and get a 50c bottle Hay's Hiir
health and a 25c cake Harflna Medicated Soap
best for hair bath toilet both for 50e or sent
by Philo Hay Specialties Co Newark N
express prepaid, on receipt of 60c and this adv
Tsame Address
Following druggists supply Hay'B Hairhealth
nr. f- "11 *v. ^i-
let &. West Hotel Thompson 4th & Nicollet
SideGa nble &, Ludwi? 301 Hennepin lane,
ee 2"00 Hennepin Washburn J001 Hennepin
Nicollet Cnkler (.02 Nicollet Bush 1229 Nic
upper &, Chauberlam S00 10th Billlu Diug Co
uekebeig 2oth & 27th av Peterson 1501 Wash
av S Horn 2S3") Chi av Guiwit/ &, Tones 2451
th XideBingenheimer 642 & 132) 6th av N
N Panek 1223 Wash av N Nagle 1105 2bth
East SideIhompson fVa* av SB & Oak
U3 Centnl av Lni eisity Pha- 401 14th av SU
Selling Clothing on
No, other stores sell on credit Our great popularity
lies in the fact that we sell on Credit at Cash Store prices
Don't hesitate to come here and get anything you want in
For Man, Woman, Child
You'll find our styles newour qualities
the best and the workmanship
of the highest grade.
Shirt Waist and Silk Suits,
Shirt Waists, Ladies' Tan
Oxfords, Men's Blue Serge
Suits,Raincoafs,Tan Oxfords.
are
DAY OF TRIUMPH
FOB LA FOLLETTE
RATE BILL PASSED BY SENATE
WITHOUT AMENDMENT.
Hudnall Bore the Brunt of the Fight
for the Administration MenVote
Taken at Night After All-Day Debate
on the Anniversary of the Famous
Stalwart Bolt.
Madison W is May 19 Bv a unanimous
vote and without amending it in any paiticular
the senate at 8 20 clock last night passed
the committee substitute foi the original La
I ollette railway commission bill The bill was
first ordered to engrossment by a unanimous vote
and then upon motion of Senatoi Kreutzei the
rules were suspended and the bill was put upon
its final passage
The long debate of over seven hours the
heated struggle and the stubborn tho unequal
contest suggested another scene a year ago
yesterday and almost to the hour when after
hours of debate in the university gymnasium
the stalwarts walked out of the last republican
stite convention held In Wisconsin But theand
result was different Theie was bitterness then
while theie is good feeling now When the
long day work was completed and the last
roll called senators and spectators bioke into
cheers and applause
Appointive Commission.
After debating on the amendments all dayhe
the senate ordered to third reading tho bill
as reported by the committee on railroads es
tablishing an appointive commission of three
members at $o 000 a vear with power to ad
just tates when found extortionate or unrea
sonable
Opposition which two veais ago defeated all
attempts at any legislation on this subject
vesterdaj contented itself with proposing
amendments to make the commission elective
rather than appointive bv the governor and
change generally the bill so as to limit
and reduce the nowers of the commission and
to make the proposed law less effective
Hudnall Replies to Whitehead.
The debate was by far the most spirited and
earnest of the present session But little per
sonal or political animosity or acrimony ciept
in until after all the proposed amendments
were defeated lhen Senator Whitehead the
stalwart leader offeied a long list of amend
ments all of which had been examined and re
jected bv the committee and then asked that
discussion be delayed
Mr Whitehead was charged bv Senator Hud
nail with attempting to make the law of no
effect with being the list feeble remnant of
tailroad and corporation forces that had ruled
W isconsin politics for a generation and had
dictated legislation Senator Hudnall carried
the La Toilette side of the debate thruout and
it the close of the afternoon session after he
had addressed himself to Whitehead was sur
rounded by a score of eager administration mem
beife who desired to congratulate him He was
exhausted bv the work of the dav
Semtoi Stevens proposed an elective conimis
sion Rummel an appointive commission to be
come e'eetive in a course of \ears North a
commission with little power All were voted
down by decisive votes none receiving more
than ten votes of the thirty two senators pres
ent
A SERIOUS HIBSTAKE.
Don't make the serious mistake of
neglecting the signs of a simple mdi
gestion
You must know that even such a
seemingly unimportant matter as
wind on -your stomach is much more
serious than it seems
It is a gas, the result of the decay
ot the food vou have eaten, which is
actually lying inside you, rotting, in
stead of digesting, awav.
Now, of course, you can easily ap
preciate the horrible danger of alhrw
ing a mass of festering food to he in
vour stomach and taint all tho sources
of \our life and health
Tor, after putrefaction (instead of
digestion) has turned this food into a
liquid (poisonous) form, \our glands,
and othei organs of assimilation suck
it up and distribute it through vour
blood current into even part of your
body
You see these glands have no power
of distinguishing the bad from the
good in a case like that
The suck up all the stuff they can
get, and take it to the liver and kid
ne\s, leaving ^t to these organs to pu
rify the whole locking mass
And these delicate organs then over
work themselves trying to clean out
the poison
So then you have kidney or liver
trouble
And what thev tail to get out, goes
somewhere else, and poisons that part
may go to your brain and give you
a headache, oi to ou big toe and
give ou gout or rheumatism
And so on
All because, when you found a slight
sign of indigestion, vou didn's take
the antidoteStuart's Dyspepsia Tab'
lets
You see, the whole proposition -just
simmers down to this
It depends on yomself whether to be
sick or well
One way to be sure, never to have
anj of the troubles which always fol
low in the tram of an attack of indi
gestion, is toDiet.
Eat little Eat nothing that you
know gives you any distress during
digestion
Another way, not quite so strenuous,
is to eat what vour appetite craves
for, and still your stomach's distress
with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
Perhaps a combination of both plans
would give the best all round results.
But the main thing to remember is
this Never neglect indigestion, for
if you do, you will surely live to re
gret it.
Another important thing is, that no
medicine of anv kind will do you the
same good, for all forms of mdiges
tion, from the simplest to the most
complicated* that Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets will
Z&JThe-v are not cathartic^
*sThey
are scientific.
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST
PROPOSED STATE CAPITOL BUILDING TO BE ERECTED
ON THE RIVER BLUFFS AT PIERRE, SOUTH DAKOTA
LOVE ROMANCE
FROM THE RANGE
DASHING COWBOY SAVES THE
LIFE OF A GIRL TEACHER.
Miss Hilgers Was a Half Mile from a
Fence and an Enraged Bull Was in
Hot Pursuit When Jack Weston, the
Hero, Came Upon the SceneMan
and Beast Fight as Quo Vadis.
Special to The Journal
i arling S May 10 Jack W eston a cow
punchei at the W bai ranch is laid up with
a bioken collat bone and two ciatled nl as
a leault of an encounter with an liifiunted bull
in a successful effoit to sa\e the lilt of Mis^
Mame Hilgeis a bchoolteachei fiom Vbraski
who has a claim neai hcie and teaches tchool
in Medicine Cieek A mariiage will follow
the episode
Miss Hilgeis was eiossin a big pastuie in
the lanch when the bull took after hei She
ian but wat, i halt mile tiom i fence Hei
flight was hopeless but eW ston who was cut
ting a calf liom out of a ueid saw hei plifeht
digging his spuis into his hoise pursued
the bull
He fired all the shells in his levolver at the
aiimal in a vain attempt to head him Then
he flung himself fiom his hoise and waved his
aims befote the bull This diew attention
and the animal boie down on him lie at
tempted to lanat the bull but slipped and the
animal goied him bieaknit the bones I uckih
retained consciousness and using grabbed
the bulls horns as did the heio in Quo \adis
A terrific struggle followed the animal cairj
ing the i an aboat on his hoins, but unable
to shake him eff He wis being flung about
like a rag on a clothesline when i friend came
up and dispatched th bull with a bullet
FINED FOR QPENING MAIL
Mrs. Ford, Assistant Postmaster, Given
a Light Sentence
DEADWOOD S In th" nited States
court in this citv Mis Stdie 1 oi 1 asjistant
postmaster of Hill City is tlncrt $ for open
ing mail which pabstd thai hei hinds in the
office at Hill Citv She pleaded gulltv to the
charge The sentence was made li'ht owing to
the svmpathv of the couit loi her
Irani. 1 I ytle of Minneapolis presiden* of
the Minnesota Mines comoain is
Lemmou foi a commitsion
amountinsuing to S 2 75 0
which is alleged to have leen leceived bv
I enimon when he made a mining deal in which
Mr Ljtle is interested
SOPHOMORES VANQUISHED
i
Flag of First Year Class of School of
Mines Still Waves
RAPID CITY S One of the most excit
ing class fights in the history of the bchool of
mines occuried between the fieshmen and sopho
more classes The fieshmen woiked until 2 30
one morning to get a flag fastened to the top of
the smokestack of the smeltei near the school
of mines, a distance of 100 feet above the
ground
The feat was accomplished finallv and thesaloon
next morning it wis up to the sophomores to take
the flag down Ml the afternoon the fight waged
and finallj the fieshmen gave the sophomoies
until 2 "\0 the following morning to take clow 1
the flag or admit they had been vanquished
The flag still remains on top of the stack
KILN AND WOOD BURN
Woodenware Company Loses $15,000 by
Fire at Ladysraith.
LAD\SMITH WISThe large div 1 lln of
the Menasha Woodenwaie crmpanj and its con
tents were destio^ed by hre *c-teidi\ after
noon The kiln was tilled with 11 "50 *oid of
sta\es and headings The loss is estimated at
about $15 000 and ib paitlv oveie by msniance
The kiln probably will be lebuilt in a few
weeks
EAXT CLAIEF WISP O loken an aged
man was found dead last night in his cai
penter shop unde- mvsterious circumstances but
it is sjpposed that death was caused bj heart
disease
COPPER ORE IN
LIMITS OF HELENA
FIND RUNS AS HIGH
THE TON.
Immense Body of Rich Gold Ore Struck
in tile Carbonate DistrictHarvard
Professor and a Boston Capitalist
Search for Gold and Conduct Expen-
ments in Valley Below Helena.
Special to Tho Journal
Helena Mont Muv 10Copper ore tunning
as high as $7 5 a ton has been found the
limits of Helena and the vein is declared to
be permanent chaiacter so far as pppeai
ances go Ihe btnke was made in the vicimtj
of the lime quames in the southern part of
the citj
An immense hodv of rich gold ore has just
leen struck in mines being operated bv Han\
Randall at the head of Pilgum creek in
the irbonate district A messenger has. ar
lived fiom the mines bringing samples of the
ore which crude panning indicates will run from
$200 to t70 a ton in gold Randall owns an
entire mountain wheie the strike has been made
and the oie body is said to be immense
si/e while the remainder of the mountain has
not been explored as jet The stiike was made
in a 200 foot eiosscut
Light inches of $200 gold ore has been struck
b^ leaseis in the old woikings of the Royal
mine neai Princeton
The Republic smelter in Cooke City has been
purchased bs the New World Smelting company
The sale also included a gioup of four mines
one of these being the War Lagle The com
panv has a'so purchased a sawmill and will
begin work on a stematic scale as soon a
permission is received froti the department of
agncultuie to cut timbei on the reseive Cooke
Clt\ was a famous eaily day camp
Articles of incorporation of the Helena Power
Tiansmission company have been bled with the
societalv of state at Trenton N I by
Hilton Higgins and Samuel Haitman
This is believed to be a companv foimed bv
George I Tstes of Svracuse Is who some
time ago purchased a dam site on the Missomi
liver near here The companv is capitalized
at $200 000 Mr 1 stes was in neleni re
centh and stated that it was his intention to
develop electric power for transmission to Hei
eua and Butte and intermediate mining camps
N Shaler professor of mineralogy at
Haivard university and I Stailev a Bos
ton capit ilist weie in Helena lecentlv con
ducting exoeriments in the vallev below the
cit\ and also inspecting some mining properties
in which thev are inteiested Professor Shalcr
has i theor that gold in highly paying quan
titles will be found at bedrock in the valley
below the ulehes in this vicinitv which yield
ed manv millions of dollars and with this
belief has been conducting a seiies of expen
ments by boring
NEW CO OPERATIVE SCHEME
Italians Organize Association to
Liquor to Its Members.
IRON MOLNTAINT
PIONEER GERMAN COUPLE OE NICOLLET
COUNTY CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING
Special to The Journal
St Peter Minn May 19 Mi and Mrs
Christian Brinkman anions the oldest Nicollet
countv settlers celebrited their golden wed
ding anniversary Wednesday Mi Brinkman is
a native of Hanovei Geiinani where he was
born Sept 21 1834 He came to America in
1845 His wife was bom at Feisen Bavaria
Jan 17 1S34 and immigrated to this country
In 1854 They were married in Chicago the
foUowIng vear and in 1839 settled on a home
stead In the township of Lake Pralile this
county
In the tornado of 1868 tneii farm buildings
were destroved and this led to Mi Brink
man's jemoval to Minneapolis wheie he engaged
In business for fifteen vears The theu re
turned to St Peter and thf? citv has since been
their home 3 J}
The aged couple have"%even children living,
Mrs Mary Bosbacb St Peter Henry Blink
man and Mrs Josephine Lucker, Minneapolis,
May 19, 1905.
AS $73 TO
Sell
MI( co-operative
association the first on the Menominee
non range has been launched here with a
charter membership of 115 lesidents of the
hapin mining location for the most part Ital
ians
Tie association has been oignnis'ed for the pur
pose of helling liquoi to its members at materi
alU ledueed pi ices lee for example being dis
poed of at the late of two glasses for a nickel
a rut of 50 per cent fiom the ordinarv charge
Stloonkeepeis at the location hue been much
perturbed b\ the organization of the societv
feirlne a great falling off tn buiniss us the
at-sooation widens its scope and threats of boj
rotting breweries selling to the cooperative men
weie effectual in causing the piomoters of the
scheme much trouhle
It was onlv after much difficulty and negotia
tion that the societv arranged to secure its beer
from the agont of an outside concern which
had but ore customer at the locft'on
NEW LIGHTING PLANT
Yates of Washburn Has Franchise at
Glenwood, Wis.
GLENWOOD WIS-C Wiersehke &. Son aie
MR. AND MRS. CHRISTIAN BRINKMAN OF ST. PETER.
Mrs Sarah Schumacher St Peter Charles
Brinkman lake Prairie Ed Brinkman S
Peter and Mrs (ordella Ponsin Middle Lake
There are twentv one grandchildren All of the
children and grandchildren weie present at
yesterday s^festivities
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
IR0NW00D MICHThe E I Lupont Pm\
del companv new plant which is 1 eing erected
at a cost of nearl a million dollar* on a site
between Bavfleld and \shland will be leadv to
manufacture ex.plo~i\es bv the 1st of June
The plant w'U m-Le dvnamite exeluslvelv and
is stiid to be the largest of its kind the
world
DEPT-STORECO, Nicollet and Seventh.
Trimmed Millinery
Another big Trimmed Hat Sale planned for Saturday
There 18 nothing good in the hat line but can be found here and always at
a less price than elsewhere We are the recognized leaders of good popular
priced Millinery. We want e^ery lady to call and see these extraordinary
values. No disappointment in these at
$7.50, $5.50, $3.75 and $2.95
Waist Bargains
Values $125 to $1.98 choice 79c50 dozen pure, perfect, white lawn
waists, embroidery and lace trimmed, all the very choicest stjles See
window display Extraordinary values. Limit 2 to a *7C%*
customer. Hurry foi these at
Cloak Department
Raincoats at Half PriceThese we bought at half price and continue to sell
them at half puce All new, up to date styles and colors.
Values from $12 98 to $19 50 In two lots$6.98
Misses' Cravenette Coats, also navy and brown Box
Coats, worth to $7 50. baturday
Big Skirt Bargain
Values up to $10 98 for $3.98About 175 handsome new round length
skirts for ladies and misses All the new pleated styles, made of fine dll
wool broadcloth, cheviots, Panama, Sicilian, mohair and fl& *Q| tffcfifr
fancy mixtures. Come earlj for first choice, at
$8.98
$daP
an
Covert CoatsVery nobby, tight fitting styles, collarless, newest sleeves and
lined with silk serge Value, $7 98
Saturday $6.98
Shirt Waist Suits
$16 50 Silk Shirtwaist Suits for $12.50
"Very handsome stales in plain and uhangi
able chiffon taffeta silk, the best made
for $16 50. Saturdax, g% E* ffe
only ^VV
Corsets and Underwear
Kabo, Thompson and W corsets, high
grade goods, most every size in this odd
lot, values $2 and $2 50, AA.
to close 3*F
Muslin Gowns, lace and embroidery trim
med, ood for 98c, ft
special Uww
Hose and Underwear
The celebrated Forest Mills Union Suits
for women, finished seams. These come
all stjles, have no superior and few
equals Trv these once You'll g" g%
never use ony other. Onh OvO
Ladies' full regular made black stockings
25c kind for 18c EAp I
3 ^r
removing the wires and poles of their electiie
light plant which was shut down last ''epteni
her Tred lates of \\abbbuin has obtained a
fianchise for an electric light plant and ex
pects to have it opeiation in sixtv davs
Augustine former^ editor of the Glen
wod Tribune and later a member of the edito
lial staff of the Milwaukee Sentinel has returned
to Glenwood and will open a furniture store
Bids are being nceived by the citv council
for the laying of a watermain on Maple street
CUMBERLAND, WIS Fire destroved the
blacksmith shop of Albert Finley, entailing a
loss of $1 000 with no insurance
NORTHWEST NECROLOGIC
YO CA N TRUST
A medicine that has been deservedly popular for over a
third of a centurythat has cured thousands of women
of those diseases peculiar to the sexand in which the
manufacturer has sufficient confidence in the sterling
merit of the medicine to give to the public a full
knowledge of its ingredients.
^EVERY WOMAN.^
Who takes this Favorite Prescription" of Dr. Pierce,
will know just what she is taking.
This medicine contains the non-alcoholic extracts of
the following native plants:
LADY'S SUPPER {Cyprtpedium Pubesceni).
BLACK COHOSH {Cimicifuga Racemosa).
UNICORN ROOT (Chamahnum Luteum).
IL ROY MINNMrs William Kough died
at her home after a long illness Her death
is particularly sad for she was a bride of les*.
than a vearMa\ wife of John Buck died
after an illness of several moithe ^he hrd
but recentlv returned from Arizona with her
relatives whe*e tbev spent the wintec in the
hope that her health would be benefited
ANOki MINNFrancis Hoolihan died
after a vear Illness at* his home in Bethel
He was boin at Bethel May J8 1R64 and
leaves a wife and three chlldrn Th fnneral
was held todf
Good Fane
Owing to the recent general clamor made against
medicines containing large quantities of alcohol. Doctor
Pierce has decided to prove to the public that his
"Favorite Prescription" for the diseases and weaknesses
of women is not a patent medicine in the full accept-
ance of that term. Hereafter the ingredients of his
Favorite Prescription will be printed on the wrapper
of every bottle that leaves the laboratory.
BLUE COHOSH {Caulophyllum Thahdroides).
GOLDEN SEAL (Hydrastis Canadensis),
NATURE'S OWN (SURE
For those distressing complaints so common to women.
During an extended practice, in which Dr. Pierce
made the diseases of women a specialty, he found that
a rare combination of American medicinal plants would
almost invariably cure all the debilitating wastes and
drains, all the aches and pains incident to womanhood.
Consequently he put up this favorite remedy in a form
that could be easily procured at every drug store.
DR. PIERCE'S FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION
Keeps women looking young by keeping disease away
from those marvelously delicate organs which dis-
tinguish the female sex. It quiets the nerves, and
stops those bearing-down sensations. It fits the wife
for the task of child-bearing, making the period of
gestation one of comfort, shortening labor and making
it almost painless. It fortifies the whole system, so
that recovery after confinement is quick, and there are^
no dangerous after-effects. The babe of the womaa
who takes "Favorite Prescription" is sure to be health-^
ier than the babe of the mother who does not take it""*
^JL jL *fe
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